Momzilla
Badass/PTA Mom
The more I read on this story, the more I agree with this family! The cemetary CEO can snobbily disapprove of the giant military Spongebobs, which he claims "will detract from the cemetery's historic landscape" (whatever the hell that means!) but I think he's just too late!
And I find it hard to believe that management was never aware" of the monuments until after they were installed.
Really?! In a boring cemetary office, I would think a pair of 6ft tall Spongebobs would have at least been a topic of conversation at some point during the 7 months between the design & installation.
I'm thinking that the only person who was NOT aware of those monuments was probably the CEO/owner, and once he looked (down his nose) at them, it was suddenly a problem or "rules violation".
I think the cemetary should just get off their high horse & let the family have their memorials.
Although 6ft tall Spongebobs dressed in military regalia might not be everyone's cup of tea, it's not the tackiest thing I've ever heard...
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And I find it hard to believe that management was never aware" of the monuments until after they were installed.
Really?! In a boring cemetary office, I would think a pair of 6ft tall Spongebobs would have at least been a topic of conversation at some point during the 7 months between the design & installation.
I'm thinking that the only person who was NOT aware of those monuments was probably the CEO/owner, and once he looked (down his nose) at them, it was suddenly a problem or "rules violation".
I think the cemetary should just get off their high horse & let the family have their memorials.
Although 6ft tall Spongebobs dressed in military regalia might not be everyone's cup of tea, it's not the tackiest thing I've ever heard...
Ok, maybe now it is...The monuments also have an American flag on one sleeve and the No. 24 for Kimberly’s favorite racecar driver Jeff Gordon on the other.
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